Math, asked by anwesha40, 8 months ago

a marble tile is of length 12 cm and width 10 cm .how many tiles are needed to cover a rectangular region 440 cm long and 300 cm wide​

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Answered by Anonymous
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\huge \starFor the Rectangular Region:

Length(l)=440 cm

breadth (b)=300 cm

\thereforeArea=(l×b) cm²

\rightarrowArea=(440×300) cm²

\huge \starFor the tile:

Length(l)=12 cm

breadth (b)=10 cm

\thereforeArea of each tile=(l×b) cm²

\rightarrowArea of each tile=(12×10) cm²

\huge \starNumber of Tiles:

\implies \frac{area \:of\: rectangular \:region}{area \:of \:each \:tile}\\</p><p>\implies \frac{\cancel{44}\cancel0\times 300}{\cancel{12}\times1\cancel0}\\</p><p>\implies \frac{11\times\cancel{3}00}{\cancel3}\\ \implies \boxed{\red{ 1100\: pcs }}

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Answered by Brâiñlynêha
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\huge\mathbb{SOLUTION:-}

  • We have to find how many tiles needed for floor dimensions 440×300

\bf\underline{\underline{According\: To\: Question:-}}

  • First find the Area of tiles which is in the form of rectangle

\bold{Given:-}\begin{cases}\sf{Tiles \:Length(l)=12cm}\\ \sf{width\:of\:Tile=10cm}\end{cases}

\boxed{\sf{Area\:of\: rectangle=length\times breadth}}

\sf\implies Area_{tiles}=12\times 10\\ \\ \sf\implies Area_{tiles}=120cm{}^{2}

  • Now find the Area of floor

\bold{Given:-}\begin{cases}\sf{Length(l)=440cm}\\ \sf{width=300cm}\end{cases}

\sf\implies Area_{rectangular\: region}=440\times 300\\ \\ \sf\implies Area_{rectangular\: region}=13200cm{}^{2}

\boxed{\sf{\red{Area\:of\:tiles=120cm{}^{2}}}}

\boxed{\sf{\red{Area\:of\: rectangular\: region=132000cm{}^{2}}}}

  • Now we have to find how many tiles will be required for floor

\boxed{\sf{No.\:of\:tiles= \frac{Area\:of\: rectangular\: region}{Area\:of\:tiles}}}

\sf\implies Tiles=\cancel{\frac{132000}{120}}\\ \\ \sf\implies Tiles=1100

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